rattlesnakes

Beware, there is a lot of deadly snakes creeping out of everywhere and they're looking for all kinds of food and water.

If you kill a rattlesnake, do not go immediately pick it up. This is why!

You thought crashing the ATV was the worst part.

After being crammed in a community den all winter, the western diamondback rattlesnakes of Texoma are emerging sexually driven, hungry, active -- and HUGE!

With the Sweetwater Jaycees Rattlesnake Round up almost here and with spring just weeks away. It's time to brush up on some snake safety tips, here's a list of 'What to Do' and 'What Not to Do' from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. As an avid outdoors-man I learned something new from these lists, see what all you know.

Kevin Fowler says "the only way I handle rattlesnakes is with a 12 gauge shotgun." By Kevin's reaction when a rattlesnake handler rubbed a snake hook up against Fowler's leg, I would say Kevin won't touch a snake with a ten-foot pole. However, in this episode of "KFTV" Mister Beer, Bait and Ammo attempts to hold a six-foot rattlesnake with a three-foot pole. Can Kevin do it? Ch

  Rattlesnakes, some say "it's what put Sweetwater Texas on the map", others say "it's best served with coleslaw and an ice cold beer" and I say "put on some comfortable walking shoes 'cause there's a lot to see and do". If snakes don't scare you, then head over to Sweetwater Texas from March the 8th through the 11th for the '54th Annual Sweerwater Jaycees Rattlesnak